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When Does a Tooth Extraction Make Sense? Why Would I Consider Tooth Extraction?

2009-08-30T12:09:00.000-07:00

When Does a Tooth Extraction Make Sense? Why Would I Consider Having a Tooth Pulled?

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The most common explanation for why a patient elects to have a tooth extracted is the need to be relieved of severe pain, immediately, and with relatively minimal costs when compared to alternative forms of dental treatment.

Usually, alternative methods of treatment for providing pain relief to the patient and restoration of the tooth are available. Often these options may require multiple treatment appointments, time off work and perhaps significantly higher treatment costs. All are factors too be considered and often are the primary reasons the patient elects to have a tooth extracted even though it may be treatable.

Severe pain can be described by patients in a variety of ways -- pain on biting, pain to hot or cold, waking pain during night time sleeping and lingering pain after the onset of a hot or cold stimulus, throbbing pain or pulsing pain shortly after eating; all are descriptions of your dental pain which will assist your dentist in diagnosing the origin and nature of your dental pain. Jaw pain may even be referred from other areas of your body and can indicate a more serious systemic health condition. The nature of your dental pain provides valuable information leading to the diagnosis and treatment options you have available to you.

It is also helpful for you to document when you are experiencing tooth pain and its location. This type of information will help in providing the best description of the symptoms you are having and over what time frame days, week or months and will expedite you examination appointment and discussion regarding the best course of treatment.

In conclusion, “Severe Dental Pain” has different meanings to each of us and all descriptions are valid. However, your description of the symptoms you are having may aid in an efficient diagnosis, and certainly will provide you and your dentist with the best information for making and informed decision as to the best treatment option for handling your dental emergency before concluding that you tooth should be extracted.

Today tooth extraction makes sense when finances are a major consideration and the various treatment alternatives are simply cost prohibitive. Many times the tooth prognosis is poor and cannot easily be repaired due to extensive decay, extensive loss of bone around the tooth from periodontal disease and excessive mobility.

Finally and perhaps the most significant reasons for tooth extractions is when the oral diagnosis for tooth is considered to be detrimental to the patients Oral/Systemic Health. These conditions would include a dental abscess, infected wisdom teeth, impacted wisdom teeth, infected tooth roots, teeth associated with cysts, tumors or other systemic health conditions which would warrant its removal to avoid further health complications. Dental Infections are serious and can be life threatening.

Patients should be seen as early as possible to avoid more serious complications arising from these types of situations, and early intervention will provide professional management and most likely lead to early pain relief and more favorable treatment result. Ignoring your bodies symptoms most often leads to unfavorable dental and systemic health consequences.

After a professional dental evaluation, oral diagnosis and consulting with you dentist, it may be that extraction of the tooth is a viable alternative the best alternative for you to avoid undesirable consequences.

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Having A Dental Emergency? Need Urgent Dental Care?

If you or someone in you family is having a dental emergency and you feel that you need urgent dental care then we are happy to assist you in answering you questions and arranging a dental evaluation to get the urgent dental care you need quickly.

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The Federal Way Dental Center in Federal Way, Washington and Dr Joseph Ardizzone DDS PS is a complete dental health care provider & cosmetic dentist, providing cosmetic dentistry, comprehensive rehabilitations and restorative treatment, orthopedic, and orthodontic care for more than 20 years. We Accept Most major dental insurance carriers, and are happy to assist you in helping to make your insurance process as pain free as possible.

We are experts in processing claims to maximize your dental benefits and ensure that your insurance carrier acts responsibly and in accordance with there contract agreements. Dental Insurance is a benefit to you and your family and should not be a headache for you, du to carrier delays or their unwillingness to provide appropriate coverage. We will help you get through their loopholes to receive the dental care you deserve. You've earned it!

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Gingivitis, Periodontal Disease & Your Oral Health Status; Providing Warning Signs To Your Systemic Health & More Serious Systemic Health Conditions

2009-08-13T22:31:00.000-07:00

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The status of Your Oral Health,

Oral Plaque Levels, Gingival Gum Inflammation & Periodontal Disease: Provides Many of the Initial Warning Signals to Other Systemic Diseases and More Serious Health Conditions. The status of your oral health provides many of the initial warning signals to other systemic diseases and more serious health conditions.

Dental plaque levels, calculus build up and tartar contribute to gum inflammation and periodontal disease. These oral and peridodontal conditions contribute to more serious systemic health risks including heart disease, strokes, uncontrolled diabetes and hormonal imbalances are but a few of the systemic conditions that can be identified through a comprehensive dental and periodontal examination.

The oral bacteria present in our mouths and associated with chronic gum disease and chronic gum inflammation (gingivitis) have also been found to be directly associated with many systemic health conditions. Patients should recognize the importance of regular dental evaluations and cleanings as an early and periodic health screening which often can lead to early diagnosis and earlier treatment of undiagnosed systemic conditions.

"The status of the health of your mouth holds many of your body secrets; clues to your overall systemic health." Recent studies indicate that the status of your oral health provide many initial warning signals to other systemic diseases and more serious health conditions. Systemic health risks include heart disease, strokes, uncontrolled diabetes and hormonal imbalances are to name a few. Often these conditions can be identified early through a comprehensive dental evaluation and assessing any possible symptoms you may be experiencing.

Patients having already been diagnosed with systemic health conditions, should be aware of the importance in reducing their health risks, through proper dental care, regular dental cleanings, and obtaining require dental treatment on a timely basis. Most importantly all patients should have a better appreciation of the value of their periodic dental examination to screen for possible “red flags to your overall health” or changes that may be occurring in your health status.

Today it is essential that medical and dental professional, recognize the importance of working closely together for all professionals to monitor their patients in a multidisciplinary health approach for the benefit of all, especially their patients. A large number of systemic diseases, perhaps as great as 90% or more, as suggested by current research, have associated oral symptoms.

It is has been identified by many cardiologist, that the association of periodontal gum disease and the chronic inflammation(gingivitis) associated with gum disease are “risk factors” for cardiovascular disease. Regular dental evaluations and cleanings are prudent and perhaps the easiest way to bring about early diagnosis and treatment of both the periodontal condition and possible cardiovascular disease.

Oral bacteria present in the mouth are provided easy access to our bodies through our gums. Patients with chronic gum disease place these patients at a substantially higher risk for heart attack. Gingivitis an earlier form of gum disease and periodontitis a latter form of gum disease having multiple stages; is a direct result of the formations of active bacteria, build up of bacterial plaque and calculus on your teeth.

Bacterial colonies from infected gums are able to dislodge from your gums and teeth, enter the bloodstream, attach to internal blood vessel walls and lead to further clot formation once established with in the affected blood vessels. Clot formation on the internal vessel walls result in decreased blood flow to your heart and other organs where the affected vessel are located. In the heart, these resulting clots increase blood pressure and the patients risk of a heart attack.

When considering these recent cardiovascular studies We recommend that patients view dental gum disease as a serious systemic health condition, seek early diagnosis and treatment. Gum disease requires early preventions and intervention, systemic health considerations must always be considered and will require the collaborative assistance of the patients, medical and dental professionals.

If you have already been diagnosed with heart disease, It is recommended that you establish regular dental evaluations and maintenance therapy and establish excellent personnel oral hygiene regimen. Intervals on 3 to 4 months is recommended and twice annually at the minimum. Patients are asked to provide regular medical updates of all medications being taken and medical treatments they are receiving since their last dental evaluation and at each visit.

It is recommended that you follow directions carefully by your physician, cardiologist and your dental health provider to avoid undesirable consequences. Take all prescribed medications as directed. Ask for assistance when ever you are unsure as to the appropriate course of action. We are always happy to assist you in help making good dental health decisions should you be unsure or the directions given.

If you have other questions regarding the information provided in this article please call us and we would be happy to assist you. Should you wish to make an appointment to discuss your specific health & dental concerns, we would enjoy helping you arrange an appointment to discuss your specific concerns with you.

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Having a Dental Emergency? Need Urgent dental Care?

If you or someone in your family is having a dental emergency, a tooth ache, jaw pain, or think you might have an abscessed tooth or a swollen jaw and you feel you need urgent dental care or the help of an emergency dentist for dental care, then please call 253-839-7270.

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"Smile' Federal Way Dentist, Joseph C Ardizzone DDS PS of Federal Way Dental Center Inpired by " Smile Song"

2009-07-26T15:27:00.000-07:00

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The smile song was originally written for the 1936 Charlie Chaplin movie "Modern Times" The instrumental music to the "smile song" was composed by Charlie Chaplin. It has been recorded by many artists, the original smile lyrics being written by John Turner and Geoffrey Parsons.

Michael Jackson first recorded the smile song in 1995. The "smile song" is reported to be Michael Jackson's favorite song. Unfortunately MJ was never known to have performed the smile song live.

At Michael's memorial service his brother, Jermaine Jackson, sang the smile song in memory of his brother. Brook Shields, one of Jackson's close friends mentioned that "smile" had been Michael Jackson's favorite song.

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Hide every trace of sadness
Although a tear may be ever so near
That's the time you must keep on trying
Smile, what's the use of crying
You'll find that life is still worthwhile
If you just...

Smile, though your heart is aching
Smile, even though it's breaking
When there are clouds in the sky
You'll get by...

If you smile
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Smile and maybe tomorrow
You'll find that life is still worthwhile
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Smile Song Artists

The "Smile song" has been recorded by many great artists, including Jermaine Jackson, Nat King Cole,
Udo Jurgens, Lita Roza, Petula Clark, Betty Everett, Jerry Butler, Eric Clapton, Chris Botti, Elvis Costello, Holly Cole, Frances Ruffele, Michael Buble', Chick Corea, Maria Fiedman, Josh Groban,Skeeter Davis, Lusi Miguel, Djavan, Michael Bolton, Judy Garland, Diana Ross, Barabara Streisand, Tony Bennett, Lyle Lovett, Julis Migenes, Ray Quinn, Trini Lopez, Madeleine Peyroux, Janelle Monae, Connie Talbot, Bobby Caldwell, Steve Howe, Martin Taylor Robert Downey Jr., Dorine Bijl, Nydia Rojas, The New Tradition, Gigi D'Agostino, Jerry Lewis MDA Television, Angeline Ball, Vada Anna Chlumsky.

For More Information on the smile song, "Micaheal Jackson and the smile song" ,"Jermaine Jakson and the smile song" or the "history of the smile song", "lyrics of the smile song" and "artists that recorded" the smile song refer to to Wikipedia and "smile" song by Charlie Chaplin.

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